Sentence examples for difficult exchange from inspiring English sources

Besides the difficult exchange of the data and CSI between the transmit cells, coordinated systems require perfect synchronization between different cells; this is also challenging to achieve.

Familiarity breeds even more difficult exchanges.

He described the  "quite difficult exchanges" about the release of government documents.

If we can face living our lives in these bodies, we can face some difficult exchanges along the way.

Mark Malloch Brown, administrator of the program, said in an interview that he had had difficult exchanges with South Africa over the report's findings.

The Barden's neighbors talk about their life before the shooting (weekly pizza nights) and after it devastated their town (stilted, difficult exchanges).

Although I had difficult exchanges with the home secretary Theresa May and prime minister over immigration controls on non-EU students and skilled workers, almost all Conservative colleagues and ministers agreed, at least privately, that their policies were seriously damaging to business, universities and the wider national economic interest.

He hit me after one of our many difficult exchanges in the 1990s.

"It would be difficult for exchange rates by themselves to restore balance," he said.

Some of them have rules that make it very difficult to exchange information with foreign enforcement authorities.

An article in La Repubblica said today that Parliament might make it "so difficult to exchange information with other nations that it would hinder investigations into terrorism".